My Surname Is Wang, and My Neighbor Is Wu Dalang

The surname is Wang. Is the protagonist Mrs. Wang?

Han Qin was sent to the Jiaofang Department. She likes the protagonist so much. What kind of bad plot is this?

Today's chapter was a complete mess. Wang Lin turned white and made impassioned remarks in front of the emperor, making irresponsible remarks about the government. This is a capital crime. The emperor directly appointed officials and made wishes in front of Bai Shen. There is no emperor's Shen mansion and no emperor skills. It's really annoying. Your archive is gone, so you write in a hurry like this? Neither IQ is online, or is our IQ too low?

This book is all driven by women. Every second-generation villain has never seen a woman before and wants to fuck her when he sees her At this time, the protagonist comes on the stage and has a conflict, and then it's time to clean up the villain. Is this a cool article? I only saw the white text, not the cool text Water Margin, as a protagonist in a world where blood is splashed every time he is angry, but he is restrained in every way He has not killed many people, so he still has to rely on the halo of the protagonist to deal with the villains? Ximen Qing wants to kill the protagonist, but the protagonist runs behind the county magistrate, and then Ximen Qing accidentally stabs the county magistrate. Then Gao Yanei wants to kill the protagonist, but the protagonist runs behind the emperor, and then Gao Yanei accidentally kills the emperor? Is this really the brainchild of a great god? I just want to say, sir, times have changed. If it weren't for the great god's recommendation, I think this book would have been sent to my grandma's house.

It's really outrageous. The dignified emperor was kicked into eunuch by Gao Yanei and he didn't even kill him? What kind of cowardly emperor is this? What a pure novice! Poisoned me to death

Seeing Han Qin fighting for her mother to be buried in the ancestral grave, and taking revenge on Han Yan by killing her betrothed when she was fourteen years old. In order to protect his wife, Pig's Feet sent Han Qin, who was not bad but was just a trick of fate and liked him, to the police for investigation (although Zhu's Feet did not know that Han Qin liked him, and Han Qin and her daughter were not vicious people by nature). I really can't understand what the author is thinking! In fact, the reason for everything is just to educate (reveal) a hypocrite who became prime minister because of a pig's trotter recommendation. He was capable and relatively honest, but he repaid kindness with hatred just to stabilize his position shortly after he took office. Since Pig's Knuckle is a powerful minister who has the support of the emperor and the prince, what kind of plot arrangement can't be done instead of arranging it in such an extremely uncomfortable way? It simply reduces the positioning and sense of substitution of pig's feet in the hearts of some readers.

I saw the golden man on the mission. Isn't it so fantasy? Even the skinny old witch Wu Song couldn't get in? Can't it be normal? The more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes! !

Seeing the part designed by Han Qin and his mother, it is consistent with the helplessness of concubines and concubine children in ancient times. But in order to warn an ungrateful political enemy, why arrange this plot in which a woman who loves pig's feet is sent in and sacrifices her poor mother and two maids? As a strong minister with the support of the emperor and the prince, the protagonist warns and educates a prime minister recommended by himself. Why should a prime minister who has been in office for less than two or three months use such an uncomfortable method? Well!

I feel that the author's later writing is not good and too stupid. He became a thief, but he also held a heavy army and charged all by himself. It's really ridiculous. Once the protagonist died, his power was dispersed, and his beloved wife and concubines were divided among others.

I always feel that it is a licking article with a cool cover. The protagonist said time and again that the Song Dynasty could not be in chaos, using various excuses. In short, no matter how many times the court tried to kill him, he would never rebel. I hope it's not what I guessed in the end